Moolala: Money Made Simple with Bruce Sellery

We talk to Randy Cass about how NestWealth help smaller companies and retirement savings with group RRSP's.

We talk to Gordon Stein about the best way to achieve financial independence with the right money recipe.

We talk to Kelly Trihey when it comes to savings and investing behaviours among Canadians.

A new study from fintech company Mylo found that women set financial goals that are over 50 per cent smaller than men’s. We’ll find out more from Kelly Trihey, the head of the Montreal CFA Women in Investment Management Committee. And, robo-advisor Nest Wealth has launched a product making it easier for small businesses to offer Group RRSPs. We’ll talk to the company’s CEO Randy Cass. Then, financial independence requires certain “recipes” and “ingredients” in order to get cooking -- and saving. It’s called the Cashflow Cookbook, we’ll talk to it’s author Gordon Stein. Plus, how to make sense of the alphabet soup of financial advisor designations.  

We talk to Tahani Aburaneh about breaking the glass ceilings in a male-dominated industry.

We talk to Sarah Newcomb on how social comparissons can be hurting your financial well-being.

We talk to Jodie Wallace about using Artificial Intelligence to help you manage your money.

We talk to Neen James about how to create extraordinary lives by unplugging from disruptions and distractions.

We talk to Patricia Terrence on how celebrities handle their money when it comes to banking, shopping, or getting a mortgage.

Celebrities have the resources to avoid many mundane tasks.  We’ll talk to Patricia Terrence, chartered accountant and business manager for entertainers about how the wealthy outsource their financial lives . Then, the author of “Attention Pays”,  Neen James, on  how tuning  out distractions can  help you reach your financial goals. And behavioural economist Sarah Newcomb on how social comparisons could be hurting your financial well-being. Plus, the latest on Artifical Intelligence in financial services with Accenture’s Jodie Wallis, and self-made millionaire Tahani Abu-raneh on success.